Paula K. Reynolds-Eblacas, 42, was convicted of stalking in 2006 after a woman said she tried to end a friendship but was inundated with phone calls and others contacts by Reynolds-Eblacas.

Read Tom Clouse's stories on that case here and here. (Reynolds-Eblacas entered an alford plea to violating a protection order and was credited for one day served in jail.)

Now Reynolds-Eblacas is facing a third-degree assault charge for an alleged attack while she was handcuffed last month.

Police were trying to transport her to a hospital for a mental evaluation when the officer "felt the pressure of Paula squeezing her fist and he thrust his hips away from her hand to break free," according to a probable cause affidavit.

"The defendant said, 'I was trying to grab your pant leg and your body got in the way,'" according to the affidavit.